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COURTELINE, Georges (1858-1929)

Lot 64
05.07.2023 13:00UTC +01:00
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Event locationFrance, Paris
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ID 991053
Lot 64 | COURTELINE, Georges (1858-1929)
Estimate value
€ 300 – 400
COURTELINE, Georges (1858-1929)
Un client sérieux. Paris : Flammarion, s.d. [1897].
Exemplaire sur Japon, avec double-envoi de l'auteur et lettre autographe signée à Pierre Dauze : "à Pierre Dauze / Bien cordialement / G. Courteline". Journaliste et bibliographe, Pierre Dauze (1852-1913) fut le fondateur de la société de bibliophilie Les XX en 1897. L'exemplaire comprend un second envoi de l'auteur à Jules Marchand, daté 1920 : "à M. Jules Marchand / Confraternellement / Son dévoué G. Courteline".

In-12 (180 x 115 mm). Édition originale. Un des 20 exemplaires de tête sur Japon, seul grand papier, celui-ci le n° 15. Couverture illustrée d'un dessin reproduit de Steinlen. Enrichi d'une lettre autographe signée de l'auteur à Pierre Dauze, 1 p. sur 1 feuillet, reliée en début d'ouvrage. Reliure signée de Geogres Cretté : maroquin grenat foncé, dos à nerfs titré or, doublures de maroquin rouge, couverture et dos conservés, tranches dorées.
Provenance : Pierre Dauze (envoi) ; Jules Marchand (envoi) ; Laurent Meeus (ex-libris) ; Jean Meyer (ex-libris)

Deluxe copy on Japan, inscribed twice by the author, enriched with a signed autograph letter to French journalist Pierre Dauze.


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